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Phillip, Yes both windows are on the same wall. I see what you're saying ... So what about using the windows for air intake and exhausting through the ceiling into the attic of my house?
That's probably your best option tbh, considering your window arrangements.
Happy Holidays everyone
So, I finally got my 100 GPU mini farm up and running.. trying to control the dust has been a challenge, so I wanted to ask you folks..how do you go about cleaning/maintaining your GPUs? Do you shut a rig off and individually clean each GPU? or do you just blast them with an air gun without taking them offline? The more dust being collected under each fan means more wear and tear for sure.. so I'm not sure how to approach this lol
So, I finally got my 100 GPU mini farm up and running.. trying to control the dust has been a challenge, so I wanted to ask you folks..how do you go about cleaning/maintaining your GPUs? Do you shut a rig off and individually clean each GPU? or do you just blast them with an air gun without taking them offline? The more dust being collected under each fan means more wear and tear for sure.. so I'm not sure how to approach this lol
Re: Ⓜ️ minerstat.com | Controlling & Monitoring GPU / antMiner workers
Sorry
Can I just stop watch dog function?
Because my stuff not got there.
watch dog would make my GPU driver crash.
I wanna stop it. How can I do ? Thanks for help
everything is fine on your design .
Can I just stop watch dog function?
Because my stuff not got there.
watch dog would make my GPU driver crash.
I wanna stop it. How can I do ? Thanks for help
everything is fine on your design .
click on a worker >> remote settings >> disable watchdog
i can imagine watchdog gpu driver crash, thats just check process running or not, if not start it.
Great work! Just subscribed to a plan, but still shows "tier FREE".. how long till this changes to my new tier? Thanks and happy thanksgiving!
you must got it.
Cheers!
I'll provide feedback once I get all my units online.
Thanks again!
Re: Windows mining monitoring tool - v2-BETA [OPEN BETA]
Been using this tool for some time now, love it. I had a question tho.. I connected my 8th rig and for some reason I am not able to see any gpu info (http://imgur.com/a/DJIVU).
Any ideas why??
Any ideas why??
Re: Rig with very different GPUs (970, 1070 and Fury 9)
OK great - yes, all of the motherboards I have been considering support 6 or more AMD cards, so that's good news. It's hard to find a lot of info about NVIDIA mining as there's so much focus on the much cheaper AMD cards.
Looks like I might actually settle on the Asus Z270-P motherboard.
Looks like I might actually settle on the Asus Z270-P motherboard.
I would go with the Asus Z270-A / AR motherboard. That's the board BBT used in his 1060 video and he' built a nine card RX 580 rig with two diffrent brands of cards on that board using M.2 to PCI-E expansion cards.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQ-EAunoAqY
Wow that's really cool - thanks for the suggestion.
For power supplies, is it better to go with one large 1200w or two smaller 750w PSUs?
If anything, I'd go with an atx psu to power the mobo and a server psu to power your risers and gpus.
Hey guys,
I had a quick question about Corsair's HX12000 PSU:
http://www.corsair.com/en-us/hx-series-hx1200-1200-watt-80-plus-platinum-certified-fully-modular-psu-na
Instead of using a sata to 6 pin cable to power my risers (http://www.ebay.com/itm/USB3-0-PCI-E-Express-1x-To-16x-Extender-Riser-Card-Adapter-SATA-6Pin-Power-Cable-/192183840986?hash=item2cbf0cb0da:g:1W0AAOSw42dZE79T), would I be able to directly connect them to the peripheral ports on this PSU?
I'm trying to upgrade/move away from my current sata to molex powered risers, and was planning on spiting six 6+2 PCIE cables to power my GPUs and risers. However, I just realized that this expensive PSU eats a 8 pin slot for the 4+4 CPU..which leaves me with 5 slots for my 6+2 PCIE cables.
Any suggestions would be great!
Thanks!
I had a quick question about Corsair's HX12000 PSU:
http://www.corsair.com/en-us/hx-series-hx1200-1200-watt-80-plus-platinum-certified-fully-modular-psu-na
Instead of using a sata to 6 pin cable to power my risers (http://www.ebay.com/itm/USB3-0-PCI-E-Express-1x-To-16x-Extender-Riser-Card-Adapter-SATA-6Pin-Power-Cable-/192183840986?hash=item2cbf0cb0da:g:1W0AAOSw42dZE79T), would I be able to directly connect them to the peripheral ports on this PSU?
I'm trying to upgrade/move away from my current sata to molex powered risers, and was planning on spiting six 6+2 PCIE cables to power my GPUs and risers. However, I just realized that this expensive PSU eats a 8 pin slot for the 4+4 CPU..which leaves me with 5 slots for my 6+2 PCIE cables.
Any suggestions would be great!
Thanks!
Hey guys!
Pretty new to mining, but I felt confident enough to expand my first 6 gpu setup (sitting on top of the rack) to a 24 gpu setup and wanted to share my work in progress:
http://imgur.com/YlV2oHI
http://imgur.com/a/3QOGz
http://imgur.com/rVRUp7l
http://imgur.com/kOKjYFv
I decided to mine eth/zec with 24 gtx 1070 on 4 z170a mobos due to the fact that all the rx cards are either sold out or ridiculously over priced. I can share more information for those interested.
Some things I learned:
1) the heat generated from a 6 gpu rig is manageable inside a bedroom
2) the heat generated from a 24 gpu rig is not manageable inside a bedroom 
3) can not pull more than 15A from the wall socket
My next steps include:
1) move the unit to the garage to create a better intake/exhaust system; or
2) move the unit into a small outdoor shed
3) electrical work
Any advice with the electrical work (or anything else)? I know each rig (holding 6 gpus) pulls around 7-7.5A and 700-850W, so I figured it be smarter to have a dedicated breaker for this project.
Also, how do you guys remotely monitor/manage your rigs? I wanted to use simplemining.net but it looks like it's not available for gtx cards.
Thanks!!
Pretty new to mining, but I felt confident enough to expand my first 6 gpu setup (sitting on top of the rack) to a 24 gpu setup and wanted to share my work in progress:
http://imgur.com/YlV2oHI
http://imgur.com/a/3QOGz
http://imgur.com/rVRUp7l
http://imgur.com/kOKjYFv
I decided to mine eth/zec with 24 gtx 1070 on 4 z170a mobos due to the fact that all the rx cards are either sold out or ridiculously over priced. I can share more information for those interested.
Some things I learned:
1) the heat generated from a 6 gpu rig is manageable inside a bedroom
2) the heat generated from a 24 gpu rig is not manageable inside a bedroom
3) can not pull more than 15A from the wall socket
My next steps include:
1) move the unit to the garage to create a better intake/exhaust system; or
2) move the unit into a small outdoor shed
3) electrical work
Any advice with the electrical work (or anything else)? I know each rig (holding 6 gpus) pulls around 7-7.5A and 700-850W, so I figured it be smarter to have a dedicated breaker for this project.
Also, how do you guys remotely monitor/manage your rigs? I wanted to use simplemining.net but it looks like it's not available for gtx cards.
Thanks!!